Sentence examples for hidden substances from inspiring English sources
Greene also hit out at the growing number of athletes, including the former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell, who have blamed hidden substances in supplements for their positive tests.
And manufacturing-practice rules require them to make sure their products contain only the ingredients listed on the labels, with no hidden substances.
That message resonated at a time when Americans were growing increasingly mistrustful of the government and were starting to worry about what dangerous hidden substances might be on their dinner plates.
Dowsing, in occultism, use of a forked piece of hazel, rowan, or willow wood or of a Y-shaped metal rod or of a pendulum suspended by a nylon or silk thread, in an attempt to detect such hidden substances as water, minerals, treasure, archaeological remains, and even dead bodies.
Drug traffickers offer sobering lessons about the lengths to which people can go in hiding illicit substances.
In a unique trial scientists from Sheffield Hallam University have joined forces with West Yorkshire Police to analyse fingerprints taken from crime scenes for substances hidden within or on the print.
These horses are like icebergs, showing little above the water, hiding their substance from view, waiting to sink those foolish enough to imagine they can just sail past.
He subsequently portrayed a rogue CIA agent in South Africa in the spy thriller Safe House (2012) before giving an Oscar-nominated performance in Flight (2012) as a heroic airplane pilot hiding a substance-abuse problem.
"Continuing conversations in your head that ended months or even years ago?" And, the setup for the entire piece: "Do you hate happy music?" The three men, who are directed by Rachel Chavkin (the lovely set is by Andreea Mincic), slickly hide some substance amid the humor.
These transactions were meant to borrow money in an incredibly risky way, hiding the substance of the transaction from the public and sometimes skirting regulations.
Asbestos, the only proven cause of mesothelioma, the lethal substance hidden in the fabric of my father's work coat that I wore as a child, is still legal in the United States.
